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PITTSIMILGU:
SLTURDAY MORNING:::::-.JANUARY 27
figfrneadlsig . Natter will be found WI
eueialle Page of Oda Paper.
M. PZTUNGILL a co.. PFariPuirur Jabal:WV
llpeurs,are the Agents for the Pittsburgh pally and Weekly
and are 'Katherina to receive Aussausessuri and
ihasaurrions for us at the tame rates as required at this
*Pee. Their receipts are regarded as payments. Their
Saeta are at New Tam, 122 Nassau MUT,
lb Butz linear.
MORNING POST JOB OFFICE.
We would call the attention of MERCHANTS AND
BUSINESS MEN to the fact that we have Rut recclv , d
from Philadelphia a number of fonts of new Job Type, and
am now prepared to Ell orders, for Cards, Circulars, Bill
Heads, Paper Books, Pastaza, and PlOOS¢lll3oe for mblbl
tires. All order, will be promptly 1711e4.
THIS WZMIC.LIt PO/To
For the week ending to-day, is hustled and for
sale at the counter. It contains the usual va
riety of miscellaneous selections and editorials,
besides the whole of Hon. John L. Dawson's
able speech on the Homestead bill. For sale at
the counter.
INORICASNI OP lONORAKOZ,
There are two things that the people of this
' country especially boast of. The, first is their
freedom ; and the second, the general Weill- '
genre ofthe people. Yet in regard to the last,
facts eehibited by the census of 1850,1 is compa
red with that of 1840, are not at all flattering to
our pride as a people. It appears that the num
ber of persons in this country who can neither
read nor write is every year increasing. In
1840 the whole number of persons in the United
States, over twenty years of age, who could not
read or write was 650,000. In 1850 the number
was 1,050,000; an increase during that ten
years of half a mikion adults wholly uneduca•
bed. The numbee, of the ignorant was thus
, /stabled in ten years, while the whole popula
tion increased less than one third. Notwith•
Standing our boasted general intelligence, our
systems of common schools, our numerous
academies and colleges, and the countless books
and periodicals that circulate over the whole
land, the number of the ignorant is gaining on the
educated; and the army or the unlettered is
doubled in ten years.
The Know Nothing politiolarr may argue that
this unwelcome fact is caused by the large influx
of igaorant foreigners.' But the tables and
the ascertained facts will not bear oat this posi
tion.
The army of the ignorant is increasing much
more rapidly in the Soutoern than in the North
ern State,. Yet very few foreigners settle in
the Southern States. In those States, then,
where the proportion of ignorant is increasing
the fastest, comparatively few foreigners can be
found.'t•They locate principally in the middle
and western States. Even in the New England
State'', where the Common eohools are as old as
the goverhmentg, and were open to all long be
fore the revolution, the number of those who
Can neither read nor write is much greater now
than fifteen years ago. An intelligent writer
states that in some towns of Connecticut, where
thirty years ago it was a rare thing to Sod a
grown person who could not read and write,
now many such are found, and many of them
native-born at that. It will not do, then, to at
tribute the increase of ignorance to foreign im
migration alone or even mainly. It .is well
known that a large proportion of the Norwegi
ans, Swedes, Germa6s, Swiss, Belgians and En
glish who have oome over to this country have
enjoyed some advantages of education in their
native lands, and some of them are thoroughly
educated men.
The same writer above referred to estimates,
from the tables and data before him, that the
increase of cows unable to reed and write from
1840 to 1850 was 260,000. Of this number he
eats down 66,000 as naturalized foreigners, and
the remaining 196,000 as the increase of native
born voters who cannot read the tickets they oast
into the ballot-boxes. Bat this is only the ifs
crease of uneducated voters in ten years. At
the present rate of growth of population, and
of uneducated persons having the right to vote,
we shalLin fifteen or twenty years have a mil.
lion voters who cAnnot read the names of the
candidates on their tickets; and to them the
newspapers and periodicals that discuss the
merits of the candidates, and the nature and
importance of the principles involved , in the
elections, are utterly useless. To them the dem
agogues will be the only teachers, and the un
efrupulous politicians the oracles.
We are far from saying that all those who can
not read and write are unfit to exercise the
elective franchise: Many of them are excellent
citizens, and their virtues and patriotism enti
tled to respect and confidence. But they are
more liable to be misled and deceived by wily
and selfish politicians and dirty demagogues who
foist themselves into positions of leadership and
influence that they are wholly unfit to fill.
General 'education is the great safeguard of re
publican liberty. None controvert that oft
repeated truth ; and admitting it, all must regret
the alarming increase of the ignorant in our
country. In the slave•holding States less atten•
Lion has hitherto been paid to general education
than In the free States. The late messages of
the Governors of Virginia and Georgia admit
and deplore the fact, and urge the most strenu
ous and liberal efforts to remedy the evil. The
new States are generally making ample pro
vision for common school education; and ac
counts from all parts of the country indicate a
lively interest in the cause of general education.
Yet, notwithstanding these encouraging signs,
and the Battering belief that the Americans are
beyond all others an intelligent people, the in
flexible facts developed by the- census returns
assure us that the army of the ignorant is
rapidly augmenting, and that even now nearly
half a million voters cannot read the tickets
they cast into the ballot boxes.
This is a great evil; but what shall be the
remedy? Should people be compelled to send
their children t 6 school'? Shall the right of
suffrage be withheld from the ignorant until
they learn to read and write? Some propose
the latter as a remedy. But it should only be
applied in States where the common school sys
tem has been long enough established to give all
the citizens an opportunity to acquire the rudi
ments of education. Where such advantages have
been long enjoyed, ignorance is certainly a dis
grace, and should be at a diseAnt. For a na
tive of such a State as Connecticut ignorance
has no excuse. A man in traveling over that
whole State will hardly ever be out of sight of
a school home; and the poor, however poor,
may educate their children without cost. And
the same is now true in Pennsylvania. In 1836,
our common school system went into operation,
and since then the number of adults that cannot
read and write, ie every year diminishing. It
shouldeoon be true of Pennsylvania that all its
citizens, both native-born and naturalized, can
read and write.
In such states we would be in favor of pretty
stringent measures to reduce the army of the
Igoorant. The purity of our elections, the safe
ty of our institutions, and the honor and beet
interests of our country would justify mob
measures. Give all the people first, time and
opportunity to become educated, and then hold
voluntary ignorance a crime and a disgrace.
In the New Jersey Hones of Representatives
on Tuesday, a Prohibitory Liquor bill passed to
third reading. A motion to exclude Lager
Beer was negatived. The bill will be voted on
.by the people, in October next, and if ratified
• will go into.effeet the February following.
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A heavy snow storm prevailed in the Atlantis:
States,
States, north of Mason & Dixon's Line, on Wid
nesday. The sleighing is particularly line in
Boston, New York arid Philadelphia: -
We regret to learn from the Cinointusti papers
that the venerable widow of. President Harrison
is again very daugewously ill. Her son,lion. G.
Scott - Harrison, was expected to arrive home on
Thursday: It was thought Mrs. Harrison could
not survive Tuesday night, but she slightly re
vised on Wednesday.
The Cincinnati tavern-keepers are not disposed
to submit, without a struggle to the liquor law
passed by the last Legislature• It is very strin
gent, and perMits the Mile of no liquors except
native wine and beer. One of the Supreme
Judges pronounced it unoonstitutional some
months ago, but a full bench has reversed that
decision.
Robert G. Simpson, late 'Treasurer of Phila
delphia county, charged with being 1 defaulter,
has been acquitted. The jury were out thirty
six hours. This will surprise those who read
Judge Blaok's charge, which we published on
Thursday, and seemed to leave no doubt his
guilt. Juries are getting to be a wonderfdl in
stitution. •
The New York ship carpenter's who have been
on a strike for some time, hare followed the ex
ample of the Longshoremen, and gone to work
at the reduced rates—s2,so per day. They were
indnoed to do this from the foot that much of
their work was being done on Long Island in
consequence of the wages lining been at the
reduced prices in the Long Island ship yards for
some time.
Oaio NIWSPAPBBS os nu Casa Pux.—At
the Convention of, Ohio editors held last week
at Zanesville, the following resolutions were
adopted :
" Rasolued, That from end eller the let of March, 1855,
we will conduct our Oudot. only upon the club principle-
All enbeertrlone, adverderments end Jobbing must be paid
for etrietly In advance, erupt whets we have mutual deal.
Ines with bantams men."
We are of opinion that newspaper men gen
erally will have to oome to this sooner or later.
Few are aware of the trouble and annoyanoe,
not to mention the great losses annually, prin
ters are subject to by having several thousand
amounts scattered throughout the country. It
is a notorious fact that the publishing business
is less profitable than any other where an equal
amount of capital and talent is invested ; and it
will be thus always, if a plan is not adopted to
prevent so many miserable devils from cheating
them out of their just dues. By the way, we
observe the hit. Vernon Banner has resolved to
publish a list of its delinquent patrons. If in
no other way, this will do some good by putting
the " rest of mankind " on their guard against
the shameless swindlers. Single out your black
sheep, brother Harper.
MADABILIS DiC VRIES' LAST CONVERT
The second and last grand Concert of this
lady will take place this evening at the - Masonic
Hall, and we feel lure that all who attended the
first will be sure to be there to-night. As we
said yesterday, we never saw an audience so
carried away ; their enthusiasm knew no bounds.
Nearly every piece, on the programme was en
cbred, and all left the Hall 'satisfied that they
had listened to one of the greatest lyric artists
of the age.
To•night hi the programme will be found Mo
zart's great flute aria, oenaidered by competent
judges to be one of the most difficult piece. of
vocalisation ever written for the human voice;
also the grand aria frcan_ Lucretia Borgia,"
Cosa per me serino,. from" La Bonnambula,"
and the beautiful duett.frem "La .Favorita,"
making one of the richest feces of melody ely
offered here for a Concert.
Mr. Smith wad Me liedrees...A Hofer
Nipped is the Had.
By reference to our legislative report this
morning, it will be gem the proposed reform of
Mr. D. L. Smith, of Allegheny, has ended in
smoke. It was to extend the elective franchise
to respectable " cultud pussons" by legislative
enactment, thus getting rid ins summary man
ner of the clause in the constitution, requiring •
voter to be a white freemen of the age of twen
ty-one. But don't give up it so, Mr. Smith. Re
member the little song you J r
. must have heard, if
you hive read the Constitution of Pennsylvania:
If at first you don't succeed, try, try again."
It is the fate of great reformers to meet with
little success at the start, end it is as plain as
the nose on your face your road to immortality
lieu through the colored-elective-franchise ques
tion.
Cuts.wei. LewMa I Ice hissaLcaumarre.—
In order to correct the prevailing impression,
said to be erroneous, that there is an unusually
large number of clergymen in the present Legis
lature of Idaesachusetts, a member of that
body states that there aro but five olesgymen in
the Senate and seventeen in the Rouse of Re
presentatives, making lwenty•two in all. In
some previous Legislatures, the same writer
says, there bate been nearly or quite at many
as now.
The Building Associations of New York,
Which, during prosperous times, received prompt
monthly payments, are now affected by the strin
gency in the money market, for tho mechanics
and workingmen who contributed to them are
not able to continue their payments. The latter
are proposing to get legislative action, requiring
all thee. organisations to report immediately
their condition to the Legislature, with a view to
the devising of a plan. for the winding up of
thtir affair. upon some equitable principle. The
New York Sun suggests:
Those who have redeemed shares could be
credited with their payments, and a reeponeible
Receiver be appointed by the State to collect
the debts of the Association for the bene
fit of shareholders who have not redeemed.
Under the arrangement, it would be neeeesary
to mitigate the terms upon which the Associa
tions have loaned money, and accept the princi
pal of the money loaned, with legal interist on
the amount until it was repaid. It is strange
that a Legislature which refused any relaxation
of the usury laws, so ae to enable poor men to
borrow money upon pieces of property to
erect a home, should sanction one of the most
usurious echemes that ever deceived a hopeful
people."
Now DODOIL-A firm, purporting to be 4- Law,
Grinnell & Minot," New York, Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, sent printed notices
containing their Card to individuals out West,
whose mance they procure from newspapers and
Directories, telling them a package has just been
received from California for them ; " freight on
which is s—, (several dollars,) on the receipt of
which said package will be forwarded." Such a
"Sell" was sent to our partner, Mr. Stow, who,
writing to several New York Houses, learns it
to be a hoax. Those who take the papers will
of course be on the look•out.—Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
A CURIOUS PIITSIOLOGIOAL FAOT.-A French
officer, while making a reconooisanoe near
Sebeetopol, was knocked down by the wind
of a cannon ball, and the shook was so severe as
to cause paralysis of his tongue, no that he
could neither• move it nor speak. Obtaining
leave of absence, he returned to hlareeilles and
placed himself under electrial treatment. After
a few shocks he could move his tongue with
more facility, and at length, after an unuenally
powerful shock, his speech wan restored, and he
was fully recovered.
COMPITITION.—The hackman of San Francisco
have been charging se high ae thirty dollars for
a carriage. A line of omnibuses was recently
established, and the carriage hire came down at
once to one dollar. Nothing like competition to
care extortion. •
A CHALISNOIR lIDIOTZD.-114r. Butt Rewson,
'who challenged Prentice, the editor of the Louis
ville Journal, to a duel, has been indicted by the
grand Oar) , in Little Rock. Ris second, Major
Davis, ps indicted also.
Niwo of the Day.
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innissvvireNie LMGISLATVRIL NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
WISDSHEIDAT.
to &Iwo, the Speaker presented a statementtied po Expressly for the Daily Morning Post.
Re
from the State Treasurer, in reply to a remit,-
tion of the Senate, showing thinemonot of tem
porary loans outstanding ; &Wean a statement
from the same officer of the .amount of moneys
belonging to the State on deposit in banks, on L
the nest. and fifteenth of each month, during the
lot year'
A communication was am received from the
Auditor General relative to allowances made to
banks for certain services. He says no such al
lowances have been paid since 1846, except to
the Bank of Pennsylvania, which received $ BB , -
000 for services.
Another communication was also reoeived from
the Auditor General relative to the fees paid to
James McCormick and James N. Purviance, in
the case of the Commonwealth against the Bank
of Pennsylvania. The fees paid amounted to
$6.760.
Mr. Haldeman submitted a resolution, which
wee adopted, requesting the Auditor General to
inform the Senate what amount of moneys be
longing to the State was collected by Francis W.
Hughes, late Attorney General of the State, and
on which he was allowed a per oentage amount
lag to $8,400.
Some other unimportant business was trans•
acted, when the Senate adjourned.
In the House, on motion, the Committee on the
contested seats from Northampton county were
granted leave, of absence, and authority con
[erred to take evidence in the ease in North
•ampton county.
The Judiciary Committee reported back the bill
to confer on colored persons the right of citizenship,
with a negative recommendation. [This is the
one introduced by David L. Smith, of Alle
gheny.]
The bill to repeal the three hundred dollar ex
emption law was reported, with a like recom
mendation.
A number of other bills were reported from
the Committees ; also • number read in place.
A series of joint resolutions were submitted,
instructing our Senators in Congress, and re
questing our Representathes to use their in
fluence and votes against the admission of any
more slave States in the Union. Adjourned.
[Prom the Cincinnati Commercial, 2511 i. J
Th• Ohio Liquor Low-m.Xeeting of
Pursuant to adjournment, the landlords of the
principal hotels, restaurants and public house ,
assembled at the Barnet House, yesterday after
noon, to take advisory measures in regard to
the late decision of the Supreme Court of the
State of Ohio, sustaining the constitutionality of
the " Liquor Law." The attendance wee nu
merous, and the meeting conduoted with deco
rum, and an unanimity of feeling .
On motion, an agreement was drawn up bind
ing its signers to pay the various sums affixed to
their names, for the purpose of raising a fund to
sustain the association in taking such regal steps
as they may deem advisory in resisting the law.
About three thousand dollars were promptly_
sabsoribed for this purpose yesterday afternoon,
and a committee of three was appointed to cir•
collate the aubecription list for signatures, among
the landlords throughout the city.
On motion, it was unanimously agreed that
any one coulA become a member of the associa
tion by payinit into the treasury the sum of five
dollars, hut lf _arrested for violating the law, in
order to secilii to themselves the benefit of mu
tual protection, they must pay an additional sum
of forty-fee dollars.
A motion prevailed, without a dissenting
solos, that in future, the LOCAL LAW PROHIBIT.
IRO TR , BALI 01 LIQUOR OR SUNHAT SHOULD
BS ATILMTLT MID TO TRII LETTIR OBSARVID,
and that henceforth the bare should be closed
and oo liquor sold . or given away on the prem
ises on that day.
Oa motion, the association - adjourned to meet
to-day at 8 o'clock, P. M
ihr What, or ',bleb in the best Worm
Ter I Is a question daily an.l hourly asked by
parents, anxious for the health of their children. All who
ere at all areosintel with the article, will Immediately
answer, DR. ADLANE'S CILEIIRATED TERMIFUOR. It
has never been known to fail, and is one of the skeet rem
dies that sax be used. A Mend of ours lately headed us
the following statement In refers ore to this Vermifuge:
lice , 'Yoke, September 25, 1851
Galeria:ace young lady of my acquaintance had been
for a long time very much troubled with worms. I advieed
her to try Dr. M'L.ne'• Celebrate. Vert:Wog*. She word.
lugly purcheded and toa one vial, which moiled her to
discharge an unusually large quantity of lemma She was
Immediately relieved of all the dreadful symptoms iieexua
pawing Chia dues., and rapidly recovered her usual
hooch. The young lady does not wish her name mention
ed; her maidouce, however, is 820 Wirth street, and she re
fora to Mrs. llardie, No. 3 Manhattan plate.
P. IL—The above valuable remedy, also Dr. M'ien's Cele
ebrated Liver Pills, can now be bad at all respectable Drug
Stores in thlw city.
Purchaser. will be careful to act for, and take o.,aa but
Dr. IrLane's Vennlingo. All others, in comparison, we
worthless.
Also, for sae by the sole proprietors,
FLEMING BROS.,
Sueoesiors to J. Kidd S. Co ,
No. di Wood street.
agy- Stare flops fwee Ste k....DR. MORSE'S
INVIOORATINO ELIXIR CORDIAL.—The st•rtliog
corm of nervous disease. writ gbt by this marvel.worklng
newton/dye has awakened the public mind from the apathy
with which Innumerable diaappointmente had accustomed
it to regard what are called "patent medicines." It is not
too much to coy, that nothing short of miraculous Interpo
sition has ever produced ouch rapid relief to the feeble and
suffering. Thoneands of both sexes, whose narrow, eye
tams were utterly prostrate, some of whom were bed-ridden,
and otheks merely tottering over the earth's et/dace, appa
rently broken In constitution and on the high road to the
grave, have been restored, by two or three coarse, of the
Elixir, to robrurt health. The Agent has the proof. and
evidences In his bands, and I. prepared at all times to ex•
hibit them. The medicine only requires facts to sustain it .
Ladies who for years had been suffering from the worst
ennplications of the peculiar difficult. to which too many
of the ma are subject, have been rrl eves] in less than one
month; casting off, as If by enchantment, the lassitude,
palm, nervous Irritation, low spirits, and debility, and be,
coming active, healthy and cheerful. The LiVIGORATINO
ELIXIR is indeed a godsend to the feebler sex—restoring
to regularity every Intermitted function, and in many in•
"tenon hlawaing the despairing wife with maternal joys.
Nor is It Wm certain In its action upon man, whether
weakened by excess, or 'offering from conetitutional debil
ity, nervounteaa, dyspepsia, liver disease, or any other
disorder that Impale, the integrity of the virile function.
The Cordial is put up, highly concentrated, in pint hot.
ties. Price three dollars per bottle; two for five dollars;
Bin for twelve dollars. C. ii. RISC, Proprietor,
192 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Drugglede throughout the United States, Canada
and the Wall/aim .
FLAMING a BROS., No. 60 Wood street, Pittsburgh.
DR. ORO. U. KEYSER, N 0.140 Wood street, do
8.. R. RILLLIRS t CO., No. 67 Wood street.
3. P. FLAMING. Allegheny Cite. Jenruls
•T nroti/akantioni.weWhereas, the extraordinary
and unprecedented deman&for that invaluable preparation,
WRIGHT'S PREMIUM HATHARION, has induced envious
persons to palm off other articles similar in name and ap.
peannica, bus absolutely worthlers, which has a tetuleney
to injure the regulation of the genuine article, purchiw.ers
should be partiodier to ask for IFivpher Premiain Ream
rion, and they may rely on receiving an article unequalled
for Its virtues for restoring a decayed head of hair, for a
cool, refreshing and delightful application during the bet
weather, removing all disagreeable sensed°us of dininees
and headache, and for the toilet It has never had an equal
for its pleasant and delightful fragrance.
It. thousands of testimonials are a sufficient guarantee
for It. completely restoring a decayed head of hair; fur re
moving all dandruff; for preventing Its falling olf, who' her
from sickness or disease; and for entirely dispensing with
the uece•city of using hair dyes, as it excite, the secretions,
produring a !supply of Its natural pigment or coloring mat
ter, giving Ins hair a dark, glossy appearance, with a lusts.
riasit growth.
For vale by every druggist In the city, and by druggists
nd merchants throughout the United ;Votes.
A liberal diacouot io wholwiale dealer.
Price 25 cents • bottle.
PETER T. WRIGIIT & CO
241 Slorket et., Philadelphia.
For rale by OEO. 11. KEYSER, No. 140 Wood Area
Pittsburgh. Jool7:door3m is
•V Plles.wwW. Jennie, Ertl., of Columoun, uhio
Seorefery of the Ohio ....Butscee Company, who was taken
to New York all extreme debility, with Piles, to have an
operation perftrined by the celebrated Dr. Mott, as the only
chance to save hie life, accidentally heard of the PAIN EX
TRACTOR, stater, "• For years my disease defied medical
elan, and grew wore, until life became intolerable. As
soon is I commenced using this Salve I rested in bed for
the night the first time in many months, the frequency of
the discharges abated, and in a few weeks the dysenteric
sw.retion was entirely euppreeeed, and from that time to
this, I have felt NO PAIN, NO soaavres, 210 01075108, and am
now as strong and hearty as ever."
CORNS AND BUNIONS can be cured with DALLEY•S
PAIN EXTRACTOR by rubbing come of it in, on, and
around the parts morning and evening, keeping on • small
quantity spread on linen. It completely draws out the
Corns. Pinsone turned with Coins and Bunione—unable to
wear boots, and some walking on crutches, have been com
pletely and succeaufully cured by It.
C. W. CLICKENER A CO.,
Proprietors, New York.
For tale by Dr. G. H. KEYSER, 1.10 Wood street, and by
all Druggists and Dealers in Idedleines throughout the Uni•
ted States. jan7.2•2w
Aar The Pleasure and Contort of bring wan
Irmo in a SUIT OP CLOTHES, la greatly enhanced by
Daring them GOOD, and BUTLABLII TO THI SMOG. OBIBBLE
hingot all that is necenary to effect that great eonaumma•
don, both as regards fit and quality of goods. Persona
wishing to experienos all this, and be only moderately
charged, can do so by calling at 240 Liman MIXT, head of
Food.
I'. E.—Pantaloons, in particular, is one of la prenal
Arks- He cannot be beet In the style and At of this gar
amt. Namerow refameeu (you'd be given, if eoeexq , to
eartobOesto Gds state= t (deoP) L G
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TH18T7.21111U2 COBOL'S'S
Wasantoroa Crrr, January 26.—Ponals.—The
President pro tem, stated that this was private
bill day, and the unanimous consent of the &s
-ate via required for the transaction of any oth
er business.
Mr. Hunter asked the unanimous consent for
the purpose of taking up the army appropriation
bill.
Mr. Pettit said he would give hie unanimoue
consent, if Mr. Hunter would allow him to have
one little bill passed.
Mr. Hunter said the consent must be given
unconditionally or-not at all.
Mr. Pettit.—Then I cannot consent.
The bill for the relief of Capt. Philip F. Voor
hies, of the 11. S. Navy, was postponed until
Friday next.
On motion of Mr. Mehry.the bill settling the
claims of the legal heirs of Richard W. Meade,
deceased, was postponed as above:
On motion of Mr. Stuart, the bill for the re
lief of the claimants of the private armed brig
Gen. Armstrong, was taken up.
Mr. Weller offered a substitute, authorising
the Secretary of State to adjust the claims of
Capt. Samuel C. Reid, the owners, officers and
crew of the Armstrong, and pay what is due, if
not exceeding $181,600, being the sum demand
ed of the Portuguese government.
The amendment was agreed to.
Messrs. Clayton and Weller advocated the pay
ment of the claimants of. the brig Oen. Arm
strong.
Mr. Stuart opposed it.
llocue.—Mr. Fuller, from the committee on
commerce, reported a joint resolution authoris
ing the President to give the requisite Dodos for
terminating the reciprocity treaties of commerce
and navigation, in cases where the tonne stipu
lated for their continuance have expired, with
with such powers and States as in his opinion
manifest illiberality in their commercial inter
course with the United States.
Mr. Haven said this ought to pass, in order to
get rid of some onerous impositions on our ()com
merce.
The resolution was passed.
Mr. Boyce moved to reconsider the vote.
Mr. Fuller said the resolution was referred to
the committee of commerce s year ago. and wee
in accordance with the view' of the State De
partment. The object is to enable notice to be
given to the Danish goveromeat, with which
there is now a treaty imposing onerous dues on
our commerce going into the Baltic and Elsi
more. Under the language of the existing trea
ty, it is considered that the President is not au
thorised to take the initiative without the author-
iv of Congress.
Mr. Bayly hoped that Mr. Boyce's motion
would prevail. He wanted the rem.hation cent
to the committee on foreign affairs. They bad
already the subject before them; it was one not
so free from doubt as a casual_observer might
suppose.
The House refused to re•cooeidet' the vote by
which the resolution passed.
The Frenoh spoliation hill was again taken up
in committee and diseuesed at length, and all the
amendments offered were rijected.
Without concluding the eubjeet the House ad
'ounied.
Fire lat South Brooklyn.
New YORK, f lannary 26.—A fire occurred in
South firookly4 this morning, consuming Ave
brick buildings on the corner of At!satin and
Furnam streets. Tun principal sufferers are .1.
A. Christian, restaurant; T. Cavanaugh, dealer
in liquors; the Waverley House; A. M'Coy,
boat and shoes ; Mrs. McAlpine, fancy store,
and numerous private families. L 0613 $50,000.
Nesting of ilard-Shells.
ALBANY, January 2G.—The Democratic Flard-
She:l Committee hela a meeting last night, and
resolved to stand by their principles. They
consider that the recent election was no teat,
but clearly established a want of confidence in
the administration. They strongly endorse
Daniel S. Dickenson.
Burraw, January 28.—The riot on the Boa
lo and Brantford Railroad has been quelled and
the obstructions removed.
PLILLAIDf.LPIIIA, January 26.—There was two
inches of snow last night, whict6is now melting.
At Eseton there were five Initial i l tiirow, which
to sti.l
Ilona• of Refuge BUI.
HARRISBURG, January 26 —Ten House of Hs.
fuge 1116 planed finally this day.
air Consumption and Spitting 8100 d...
gee the certificate of Mr. Turner 11. Hammy, for many
years proprietor of the Farmers' Hotel, Fredericksburg,
Va., and lam of the City Ilotel, Richmond, Va.
Dr John Ming., of the city of Richmond, though a ream.
lax physician, and of course opposed to what ha called
quack niedidnis, wa• obliged to say that Its good efrecta in
the case of Mr. Ramsey. were wonderful Indend.
lie hal been given up by tavern' phyelniane; bad tried
most of ihe quack tordiolnei, and yea on the verge of
,I,opatr, as well or the grave, when be trial Curler's Spud&
Mixture.
Wo retort!. public to hie thll and langtby eartitlesta
•round the bottle, mating hl. cure.
I=l
Leeture.—Youau !Du's Itaacorru.a Luau!
Ann al WIWI& laarrara—Rea. JOIIN LORD, or
Connectlnut, • 111 ,L,cturn at SIASONIO LULL, 012 next
MMt.NUAY RYR.YI NO, January th.
cn+at~—The Dcrtiopententa coal Ctudaca of ad French
Rer.lteson.
Doorsopen at o'clock; Lecture to commence at 71,a
T:ckets of •Llnotemon 25 cents; to be bad at the
prtnmpel Music end Rook Stores, ducat. , Library Rooms,
Lecture Ctentatittee, and et the door.
JOHN 11. KIRKPATRICK,
WM. H. KINCAID,
lIKKRY WOODS,
ELIAS LI. IRISH,
JAMES !SUCH AN•N,
Lecture Committee.
lun' In Tile. liEsT TIME TO BUY WATUilnet—i
hose recently roc Bed a large assortment Of my
perlor Warrhee , ma.tufactured in Europe expreally to my
order, (smut over toot Spring) Casella tied strangest will
now Dud In my setabLishment a stock of Watches as exten
eive sad as tine as any In the eastern titian; and In consid
eration of the times, et lower prices thinner before offered
In this market. Those having money to invest In this way
will find it to their interest to do SO 000, as times will
shortly be better and prices will advance.
Watches and Jewelry repaired in the hest manner.
W. W. WII.OON,
07 Market street, corset of Fourth.
' &ND ItillWoPeostoo sn •
111At1AZINYtl AND NSWSPAPERS—Grahasn's Maga
sloe, for February.
hew York Journal, for February.
Chamber,' Journal, for January.
Tb' New York (Jerald, 'tribune, Polio° Gazette, Home
Jouroal, Citlsen, and all the eastern weeklies for this week.
Just reoeived and for male by
W. A. OLLDENFSNNEY /k CO.'S,
N 0.78 Fourth street.
C ASLEH UlL—suu gall. In .tore ora and foreals try
FLKIIINU 8E03.,
XTBACT UMl4'ooD-1,600 tbs in sten, and for r.olo by
Jau27 FLEMING BROS.
PtIALTUII-2,000 fl in stars and fbr solo by
jou27 ➢LILIILNO BROS.
IUPPERAS—.IO bbl In boon ond for ..lo by
lJ Jan 27 FLY...SIING BROS.
i ‘l . Al= . 4t-1,000 In atm., and fur 'ta co
Baos.
Acik.;-I%)OCU, lu bulk m etutuond tornado by
Jon•-7 FUMING BROS.
YW DER ItlitlEAßß-100 Bodo fdore and for ofide by
E jan'27 PLR' INli BRAS.
'tem.:DEED MALINE,7IA—/50 for Ws by
Jan 27 FLRILLNG BRO&
8M31311'1 . 8 wAetitho YOWDKIL-10 boxes for solo by
jou27 FrfkbllNG BROS.
lOR SALE.--A OittiCtitY liTifitg, hi the centre of the
city, doing a large bottoms. The buyer of It min go
into a basinme that la ' , ate, and make money forthwith.
The owner of it bee the Hamm firer, and offer. • bargain.
Knquire of TllO.llAn WOODS,
jail= 76 Fourth gavot
BA.LP,—A sup,,rlor FARM, on the Perrysville Plank
r Road, eight milee from the city, of 100 wee; enlist:4
fore gerdener. It is In good order, and has all the build
ings necessary fore home. Enquire of
fp° LET-6 good BRICE HOUSES, Indifferent parts of
I the thy. Call in time on THOMAS WOODS,
Jan 27 75 Fourth streeL
1011 N—CO bus to arrive mad for sale try
J *127 HZNILT H. COLLINS.
MOLARBEB-26 Dbl e to arrive and for sale b
Jan 27 HENRY EL COLLIN&
Carpets Less than Cost.
HE undereigned having reduoed the price. of their en
tire stock of Carpet., Oil Clothe, Raga Meta, Slatting,
dc., from 20 to 25 per cent, call the attention of persons In
want of any arUcles in their line to the fallowing.
Their stock le one of the /argot and hod slated In the
city, and conflate in part of
Velvet and Brengel.;
Tapestry Bruasels;
Aubrimort Enamels;
Imperial and Extra three ply Carpets;
Patent Tapestry lograin do;
Superfine and fine do;
Twilled and plain Venetian do;
Hall and Stair do;
Wool, Dutch and Hemp do;
Wool and Cotton Ingrain do;
Stair Rode, Window Shades, and a large sasortnnut of
Oil Cloth, from 2 to 24 feet in width. Thin Wine cow.
C. B. ILICADLY 00.,
N0._112 Third street..
A COUSTIO OIL, FOR DEAPNgB2.—This Par OR the
effect of relieving the tension, and hringling into use
the natural action of the parts, so as to restore the hearing
when lost or impelled. This is proved by so many and well
known mess, that, where known, it needs m prase. All
deaf persona should use Lametti's Acoustic OIL It will re•
lime at op*e. Avoid any taltatlons. Ask far Leman%
Avow* OH, and bike no other. gold by
Jews fi L Mann, 14/b 2hted.steest
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lIEW A.D9I.IITIIMILENTEI.
SUCCXIII3OrI to J. Kidd & Co,
No. 60 Wood street
THORAS WOODS,
76 lourth street.
Tivt.lll.• laltdies see
Nesreater happiness can nuntals find, I
Thal saving trouble to all womankind.
goad and reflect, ye daughters fair of Eye,
Dry up )our teen, no longer need you grieve.
Dr. CaiIIiSSNLLNII PILLS Pug YENLALES. .Terettly4lve
years of unparalkded encases have proved the virtue of
theta celebrated Dills in New York. Can be lately wed in
all patent irregedaritiekotetructione, to. Full and expli
cit oirectioza with each box. Cali midget a circular gratis.
These PllL should never be taken during pregnancy, 114
they would be sore to cause a miscarriage. Warranted
purely Vegetable, end free from anything injurious to Pie
or health. Directions aceampany each box. Price $1 per
boo. Pia
Nodes to Stonkholderssaadista Aura
Gamer Yeller BansioenConassa, rittebut Jwo.
my I, 1265.—1 n awordence with the Charter, a general
meeting of the o..nebolders of the.A.LIAG JAN i
it I 1 LittlAD COMPANY, will be held et their Mhos, No. 74
Water street, Pittebergh,on the FIRST TUOODAY (oth day)
of . I. ,brustry neat, at lb o'elobs, A. el., at widen two: and
the report of the Preeident and Managers tor the
pea: 'ear, and a statement of the &train& the Company,
wile ,a oregano/. And at 12 Vetoer., leL:, an election for
rre..atent and Beard of Menges fdr the en , elng year iill
to bald. Dahl] J. GIBBON, &watery.
NORTH WRSTERN INSURANCE COMPANY,
OFFIOII, NO. 76 WALNUT STIUSET, PaILADELPELL
CHARIER PERPETUAL.
!Lather'Bed Capital $300,000.
ABBETT6 LIABLE NOB TUB LUSAKA UP 2113 COM
PANT.
In block Noted, (negotiable form,) secured by Mort.
gages and Judgments .........$lOO,OOO
In Ms Beasivable, Mortgages and. Judgments,
In Bonds, As.. 106,003
Oub, Cash Assets and ILMsb Items 47000
Total 4163,000
H. OADWIAL., President 0. H. lIU tII, Secretary.
Sir Mrs, Marine and Inland Transportation deka, tales
t corrent rates. . . . .
SEPAVRENCES
riressuzaa.
.•
Kramer & Rehm, Cur Hog, Robertaon & Co.,
N. Holmes & Boos, Wm. thmaley k Co.,
J. A. Hotel:dam k Co., D. Leech A Co.,
Murphy, Venom & Co.
Walnright, Huntington M. L. Hollowell k Co.,
a Mloyo, David S. lirown a Co.,
C. 11. A Uoo. Abbott; Wood a Oliver,
Heaton a Dena'., Caleb Cope a Co,
CM.. alegargee lk Co., Drexel a Co, 'Salaam
Hon. Win. D. Haley, &-ott, Baker k Co.,
Harris, Hale a (Ax, Deal, Milligan A Oa
J. BANKS HNIAL', Agent.
N 0.116 Water street. rittelnirgb
Life, Fire and Xarine Insarance Company;
OFFICE 65 FIFT4 , STREET,
MA.IIOIIIO BALL, PILTi•SBURCiII., PA.
JAMhd 8. 11.0014, Yrridont.
Cauca A. OW.Tox Secretary.
Thus (.7omporty ma tes every Insurance appertAlniag to o
Connected vrttb
Also, &garnet ILu i and Cargo Rieke on the Ohio and Mir
aleeippi men and tributarbse, and Marine Mats generally.
And aerial= L0.01.11(1 Damage by Mire, anti against the
Perils of the demand Inland Navigation and Transportation.
Polietee Issued es the 101 , 04 ratee oonsletent n,th safety
to all partied
DUMOTOWS:
Jamas 8. Hoot, Wm. 8. Haven,
Samuel &Clerk-an, James D. ki'l.iiii,
%V itilam Phillips, Alexander Krullay,
John hmitt, John Yallarton,
Josaph.P. tasaam, M. D., I Robert Galway,
John al'Alpna, AI :ander iheynolda, Ann.
Wm- V. Johnston, strong County,
James Mr,ths.l, Horatio N. Lee, Kittanning,
(looms h. heLlan, iiiram 'Stows, Beaver.
mylM:ly
Ls?. CITIZUNS , 1311.11irallke• Company of
Pitts burghe.--W M. BADOLYIY, President;
aaJdUML L. MARSHILL, Secretary.
Office: 94 Water Street, beMent Mantermed WlX4StreetS.
Insures }LULL and CADDO Make, ea the Ohio sad 11.budo
elppi Meer. earl Of Murk.
Doane against Lose or Damage by Mum
ALSO—Amainat the Perils of Ms gas, and Inland Hafts.
lioinead Trampniatka.
- INSICTOILE
Willis= Bag.ley, Wm. Ingimer,ir.,
James M. Cooper, tonauel M. Slw,
&mewl nos, Witham Ltinghars, •
Robert Dan letp, j r., John S. Dilworth,
Lome M. Pennock, Franc. hollers,
O. Harbstigh, J. tichrmunsoor, .
Waltarßryant, Wiaisaiii. Hays.
John Ehlmon. dec2l
EL.rW•itern Pennsylvania liospital.-.
Dm L.. !foam; &world, betweiw Wood and Market
streets, and J. Kau, North-out corner of Diamocil, Alle
gheny city, are the attending lihysicam to the stare land.
Whoa, for the Mot Quarter of 1054.
Appileations for mammon may to made to them at all
home at their aMmi, or at the hospital at o'cloca ,
Recent oases Of accidental injury are received at oil Mors,
without form
ri,,er.r HOWARD Health Association of
Pittsburgh, Pa.--OFFICE, No. luB :MIRY
ST opposite Me Telegraph Lace.
Thee Assotaktion is organised for the purpose of affording
matuil amirtanse to each Other, in owse of sickness or ac-
Mina. by paying a soma yearly payment, the wombats
of the ASeeciatiOa Wilma a weekly benetitgurni,;
averaging from t 2,15 LO $lO per week. In thin ASSUCIaLIOIII
ail nerrnbeit are e4ually interested in the management and
pivtits. 0. B. lI'KENZIE, President.
T. J. HaNur, Soutar).
fituoce Guuniittee—Josikri Sod, .31.1105 likkdrria, G. 11,
Ilervene.
CA.disulthis nip&lan—F. land, hi. D
()Oleo Olds and Pennsylvania
road Company, Pirrsao.wn. Decembrr 23.
10.4.—: , 00100—The Annual leetlug of the EL0C4i1 , 41.1.1.
met Election of Directors of the 011 EU AND PENNSYL
VANIA ItAt LROAD (kAI PANT, for the else:Ling year, will
he held at. the calm of the Company, to Piustoorgit, 00
1111712Dlir,tta99th day of January, 1339, between the
boars of Id A. M. and 9 P. Si,. (meeting at lo) •
By order of the Board of Directors.
&egad J. ROBINSON, Secretary.
toPrankda Saving Fund and Loan
association, °PACS, No. l 7 ritONT al'Ne KT.
Discount Day—SUNDAY. Notes offered on MATUNDAY
to the Secretary, at the More of Jonn U. Stellar, No. SI
Wood street_ Weekly Dun received at the same time suo
Ora Ideo J. WHITTIER., Senviary.
Os. ATTENTION C. L 11.-lEou are hereby manna to
attaud at your Armory, on 31ONDAYS, Wk:DNEZ ,
LAYS nod VKID. Ytl, tor "dritionkd N tram.= such bust
... as may come before the Cumpaoy. P. KANE.
tuarhutand Berretary pot tem.
To Let.—.l:llli bEIIUND Ur 'ELLE NSA ,
tlzy TUNE F.NtiINE tiollt3li (a nail euitebtn fur public
trawling.) will Le let for three or four nights in the % r ota.
801:Gli FUNSTON.
at B..ll'Clorkaris, No. 96 Wood Went.
[crDisettens...The JOIIIiNEYSLE.N TAILDES. BO
CI ETY, of Patsburgh and Allegheny, meets on the
Mar WEDNESDAY of every wrath, at tiCIItyCIILELTER'S,
in the Diamond. By order.
[W-1. 0. 0. V.—Placa ot menunK, Waalungton
Wood .0..4 between Firth Wait and Virgin alley.
PITIMILOC L0D,K,N0.336-I!derLrevery Tuesday evening.
MUCANTILZ ENCI.IOIII.II, No. tir—rdinsta tarot and third
Friday of each month. imard.sily
Wm. 11. Williams & Co.,
BANKEIAND EXCHANGE BR
ERS
COrner Wood and Third ands.
All transactions made on Ilberal term. OollecUo.
of MI Notes, &e., promptly attended to. jeed:ixte
stildrfill3.l—
dozen Corn Brooms;
6000 Umunters' t•o bushel Hags;
100 bushels Dried •ppies;
600 do Perches;
60 do Pared Poacher;
1000 IN prime Pestbers, in store and for sale by
jan.2o IiNtILISLI * RICLIARDSuN
G I:LAIN-60W buebels nbelled Corn, in store;
2000 do Oats, in store and to arrive;
400 do Igar Corn, in store and for We by
KNOL.IBII i RICIIARDSOY.i.
F AMILY FLOUR, IC.-
100 barrels Satre White Wheat Family Flour:
600 bushels Coro Meal;
100 do Clover deed;
60 do Timothy deed, In other and ftr sale by
ENGLISH Ai liICIIAADd4).N.
1111 R-15 tads Roli nutter;
D U 50 kegs Packed Batter;
100 blas Primo No. 1 Lard;
10 bbls Urea.. Lard, In store and for sale by
ENLiLI2III a RICUARIMON.
L IUE-1,0 barrnis Lonierillo Limo;
200 do Union Cement;
160 do N. U. alolasmns;
WO do N. C. Tar, in store and for Ws by
*136 NNULISIL t IiICLIARDSON
TONALIki--itx) bow, n•. W. U. Tobacco;
10 tans prime Pearl Ash;
casks Pot dab;
75 beim Saltpetre;
• 1000 boxes prime Crest Cheeee, in store and
for sale by ()au2tii ENIILI4II A HIt.aIdKDSON.
=3=o
Tug DES I EVIDENCE of the excellence of
CAECRYIS VICTUALS, in the tact that hie rooms
are crowded with customers, who go away de
lighted witti Wo ilurrsient which they obtain
for their money.
err, Apollo Buildings, 70 Fourth stmet, next to Men
chetah' Exchange. jaaid
'Ur ARH.ANTED NUT TO FADE—The Iletureb taken for
VT Flfly Cenui and upwsrds, at the Enterprise ULLlery•,
%%Inane Hall, Ica Fourth street. janlni
EAGA Z 1 LS FOX FkßßUAßY.—Putnam'e Monthly
Glaley'. Lady'. Book.
halloo's Dollar Monthly. Yankee Nations.
Peterson's Ladled Jiat,onal Magazine.
Chambers' Journal, for January.
The Life of P. T. Barnum, written by himself; fith supply
Together with a large and extensive assortment of Val
matinee tor the 14th of February nazi, jiist temired and fa
tale by W. A. UILDANYENN/IC A CU,
jw-43 No. TO Fourth street.
AUSTIN LOOMIS.
STOCK AND BILL BROKER
Office, No. 91 lberra it, above Wood.
NmEB'Drafts, Bonds, Mortgagee, and Loans on coll.,
terals, negotiated. Stocks bought and told on com
mission. Land Warrants bought and raid.
Particular attention paid to the purchase and sale of
Copper Stocks.
All communications &Dented to promptly.
John W. Butler A. C 0.,,
FORWARDING AND (k/M3118810:1 MitIICHANTS
Dealers to s/1 Sleds of Pittsburgh Manufactures, Lead
ripe and Sheet Lard, IT Front etned., I men 23
N UAL. BALK—A. A. MASON • CO. will receive
0 end open In • lbw days, another large lot of cheap Cal
ler., Bleached and brown Muslin, Skirtings, Checks,
Tweed., a. Jan2i
Empty Barrels for Bale.
UITABLE Yiht SALT, or other purposes. Apply at the
12, Jenl6 PiiAltL STXAM MILL, Allegheny.
g IFFILATE MAGNMA—Freddy prepared, always on
%,„/ band, and warranted good, by JO& FLEMING.
jar& corner Diamond and Martet street.
Lj,I3.OWN'S ESSENCE OF 01 down thu cclu
D brated article to lived by JOS. FLEMING,
outlier Diamond and Market street.
%IRO SMALL FARMS FOR I.ALR-12ituated t Ual
comity, Ohio. 8. CUTLIBRAT t SON,
.I=lo 1401r0 eLnfet..
LATEST MUSIC —lodTlat'S LATHAT SUNG—Hard
Times Come Again No More; ae sung with iirunenae
enemas by Banfora's Serenaders: words and mock by B. C.
No:es:days; a htuncrona belled Converse.
Petrifaction; new eons: by Barter.
I'm Waiting for the Spring Time; a moat charming new
ballad: by Barker.
The Happy Man; rug and chorus:
I'm Not Myeelf At All; one of the beet Irish balled, ever
written: by B. Lover.
Mains and his Dinah; comic mug: by Perry.
I Cannot Smile Dear Mother; : Barger.
Brighter than the Morning titan Browne.
The Heart and the Home: Dredger ,
Ball Apom Stionsale, etc., etc., 'neaten: Ho advance of the
trade and foe sale by HURT KLBRifi/,
pita agn of the Golden Harp, No.lol 'Mid at.
- r•.
•
•
WTimmtr..—Joampri ammo., law Ala
ittman-Mb drool, abotolgirmil..—Prittia of fel•
mtm—Boxes Pittman boo; rebate Bova,loge, $N
dodo. SS ; Second 'Me, BUN ibr wheel P.S.
scan, 50c. Penes* en.:ieg sesibreall be abarjan W 4
*eau extra for the antblode. Dom. - open at IA to ycfelock
sertormaries to IMMIZSIMs at I}4 e.ka.
Ka- THIS WVIIMING, January Nib s will be pectinated
the laughable ;dein of
Tint tomes pantos.
In which T.D.Blitottrill appnn
Pas M. Partlngton. '
To be followed by gnastul anddarlog hate on the nestle
Cord, by Herr Una.
Tu conclude with
JIM CROW IN LONDON.
T. D. Riot.
Mrs. amity_
To commence with w.
eiltahOi . "*"
er
Mrs. Itratledn..7.-7".'------Mr.GlUdbra.-
ON I PF4
SATURDAY SYDDIIIO, JRIS VARY 97M*
I WIL
NSEQUI CZ 01 THE COMM SUCCESS OP
I
Ant Concert, tad up r itugegemects will vertu:
Abm me ROSA DS VEIPS prokaging twr et*7 here, sbe
will give ••
SECOND AND LAST GRAND
OPERATIC CONCERT•
IN THIS OITY, ON
SATURDAY EVENING, JANILIAELT With,
On .bielt occasiork one of the most brilliant programmes
ever offered fora Concert-will be performed.
MADAM 110111 DE VRIES
Will slag Mozart's
.GREAT FLUTE ARIA, '
From the Opera of the
MAGIC FLUTE:
CO 1E Y DELLO. from LedusaißosatA.
COLISNI ME I'ER
SW ME M
SYKES% ECUO fro
m ScaxisniMA.
Tlilt YIT'S I SG.
AKIA, from the Demurs* or rns Raman.
And the DIIETT, from Ls EMMA
hignora MOKU44 LAZAKE said Pesisuaa, *AI appear
In a choke ,election of pieces
Tho pde of admisalon has been Axed at ONE DOLLAR,
to Jill part/ of the Hall.
TICKETS ADMITTING A LADY AND GENTLEMAN PAO.
Kir No extra charge for rescurlng arettartill
•
Tali SALE 07 - BNALTB
Will corns:moos on 1 , KIDAY MORNING. at 9 o'alteir, a
the Hock Eon of IL Kleher, No. lid Third street, who,
a diagram of the Hall may be tam jaaN3
PENNSYLVANIA FEMALE COLLEGE,
AT HARRISBURG, PA.
illB Institution, for the liberal educatke of Young
1
Ladieso cited by Charter with full Collegtate powers.
has been in succeesful operation for moren ouro year.
fhe location is owl of the wet pleasantcturesque in
the State, The arrangements of the College are such se
afford pecan. advantages in uquiring a load bails for the
mental superstructure. There are two deparunents—iha
Coliegiste sad the Preparatory, with their appropriate
branches of learning. The cotursd of study In each is thee`
years, designated by as many different dames. Young La
diee admitted at any time.
Board of terfractors.
REV. REVEAL . ", R. WAUtibl, n. It, PrincipaL
Mass U. Cowman, Principal Female Teacher.
Miss Y..Ut A..70a350N, Assistant.
Man'ti.S. M. IthlrarAirj Teacher of french, lc. -
C. C. Dohatuaa, M. D., Lecturer an Akatazuy. kc.
Wm. S. ILDIPArr, Lecturer on .Natural llietory, Nature
Ph: losoehy,
Una. JoStra HorAilra Prof. of Instrumental Musk.
J.. T. Carr, Prof. V °cal Music.
Far Curulars, or for other information, salt,. the Peon
copal, B. FL WAUGLI , Harrisburg, Pe.. tleeiZto
'KING to a [Lewdly drain upn cur fonds hod au Ecru.
ik_J mutation of outside pressure, together inth the es
• reme dithcalty of emulsion r.ur wtourimes, we hare bee •
compelled to suspend our burbles.
Our creditors may reet confident , that our entire indebt
edness will be folly paid, as wangle unquestionably a bog
surplus over our Lobtlitin. ! KHArlilfat .4 RAW&
Jan • 21:1,-185.5—{Jannti
'rol ritrAmlttotlf", I"o',ltt,Tgy=th,V4Y;:
taw day diekolved; Runnel Work, Uetirge Young era W.
purchullog the Interest of Kr.mer d Balm In
said firm. The torteinese will be continued by " WORK,
YoUNG a kI'OCMCH." •
January 1f1,18.55.
44-Depositors in our ofilloe, wllt Fly cell and teCtliT•
then bills and notes left with us for collection.
jeo= . KkAM/tit t RAIDS. •
Procassaration. •
/dATOIL'S OFFICE, I
Pirmaciaa,January 24th, ltiva. j
Wl/iIIEAS, the practice cr selling intoxicating li quors,
and the performing of worldly employment and be
einem on the Sabbath day has continued to increase alarm
ingly iu Ode community, having the tendency and effect
Of corrupting society, depraving the minds of the put3c,
and trespassing against all the :awe of religion end morel
lty, it to therefore found necessary that the evil should at
once be abated, and peace, comb,rt and happiness sgmn be
restored to the public
It is cot my desire to exeniee severe and aritrjerll
meocures LO SeCOMplibb the nform so much and strongly
needed. Calm, Collaitlerate relleetlou to the part of theee
who have hitherto been living In open violation et the taws
of the land, it is anxiously hoped, will now convince all of
the utility and propriety of a 101005 general and christian
~t dinaiseion to their ratio/retrials.n. Lest any person may be
thew:camel, who wilt not yield to the demands of the law,
which requires • 151.1.petLelOno: all kinds of secular basins
on the nabbath may, orders Lure been issued to the Police
Lo notice every infraction of the laws awl Lo use all dad
genre in bringing the offender to j as:tine. The laws must
and Shall be entorcad.
Given under my Land and the anal of mild oily, the day
and yeisr atoresaiL
jen2.sntt
klythiES. iC Is 11 Ala
THUG) STRISAT, IttiTWES.N WuGD AND )lAII.ELT.
l i ti S e B p=roZ:Zfy l 7l,ll to
~41,1 T, fri
abole
end.
well known it which bus just been thoroughly
renovated, repairef and re turniehed, and now open. The
propriety..., have spared no expense to make the bank bx
change a comfortable resort, as well for the epicure as the
bu.inms man. :the larder will at MI times be stocked with
the delve. a of the season, and served up under the auspi
ces of experienced cooks. They respectfully ask for the
patronage of a generous publin.
J. SCIIANDEIAMEDER,
G. B. WRANDIrI.
&tabMILD &
xtrurecroailis or
Chilson Furnaces, Wrought Iron Tubing, and
Fitting Generally,
FOR WARMING A.IL VENTLLATION OF BULLDLNG,3.
AF? - A. k W. will contract for warming and ventilating,
by steam or hot water pipes, or Chilton's Furoue; clauce.
*es Schools, Hospitals, Factories, Green Houses, Court
Houses, Jells, Hotola or Dwellings. No. 25 Market street,
Pittsburgh_ juu2s
Notice.
ALL PHREONS having Itroks or Certibesters of Deposit
against too undersigned, are requested to present the
wee at our office, for settlement.
HOON t ILLBSENT.
Pittsburgh, January 24th, 1N.55-1 jangs
DUTNAM'S MONTIILY, 101 t Faualattahr.—axarraara:
1 Portraits of cont-lbutore, author of " Cuba," Ete.;
Diplomacy and Cerium Beim; Living in the Country; Na.
areal Defence; Prometheus and hprmetheusi eture
Mutton; Two Little Stars; Sly Three COnekhorm with
Miss Chester; Clumps. of Emrich Life—The Restoration ;
The Mountain Wards; AiMing Vanither; Israel Potter, or
Fifty Years of lislie; The tAd WOMIM who Dried Up and
Blew Away; Otilla; A Pedagogue Ut Georgia; A Water
Study; The Progress of our Political Virtues• htlitoriel
Note. For eale oy IL MLNhit 'a
CO..
Jangto No. 3: Smithfield street.
UTIS ASPS Ati A 7.1 N .., Flihrtli an Y.--4.us rawer
Portrait of the author of “Cuba," an; Diplomacy and
Cannon Bells; Nature io Motion; !Awing in the Country;
'National Def..; Prometheus And Epimetheus; Two /li
ds Stars; My 'three Conversations with Mice Chester;
Glimpses of French Life—The Bastoration; The Alutuitaln
Winds; Mining Vanities; larael Potter; The old Won=
who Dried Up and Blew Away; Ocilla; A Pedagogue in
Georgia; A Water Study; Toe Program of our Political
Virtu., La, Au. Beeeired and for sale by . •
W. A, OILDENFENNEY A CO.,
No. id Fourth street.
la,l T. WAELLINGTON PILOPEIITY.—A goLd Pre.° Irwett•
al. log Bowe ' with large lot of 112 feet front on the
brow of the hill and running back 424 feet on Bertha etreet
to an. alley, with a wall of good water, abate and fruit
trees, a gable, ire; a good board fence around the property.
Price 11,600. Persona Menton. of a phnsant residence and
pure air, with a view of the two cities, avers, Le., would do
well to attend to the above. Apply sooniti
0. LASTEIBIIIrf k SON,
No. 140 Third street.
VLV I'ALN MU bit gnat; or Ilus caletarawl art,
claj tat recnisectly
jan:3
RU: kil OINTMENT—The bast article now in me I.r the
XL cure of Tester and king Worm; 6 doe received by
Jan 24 a JV3. Fi..ll.6l:Sti.
VirtTlili'd SPAN iIiXTUAE—The celeor.ced acrid
%,./ for purityirrg the blood; 1 dos received by
jedr 2 4 • Jt..S. VIV.SILNCI.
A1.18114-N.Sed MAQN.I.2I.6.—The best prepersdion of Mag.
mein no. in use; 12 dos nioeisei by
Jun 24
hUlats--111J doxeo torn ttrooms 'Jur sale by
1,) jiw24 LiENAY 11. OOLLLSS
laxic.urus—zw Zto. for We by
j.. 2.1 HENRY U. COLLINE.
ULOUtt-50 [lbis for nal., by
jab:3 LIENItY 11. COLLINS
ioludioll./14 RR —A. A. MAROS A CO. have ju•c re.
.r. 4 caved per empreeis 5 certmus in Embroideries, cOmpri
bing new and viegantstyles C ILn, Cults Collared., Read
Dretwee, Rosettes, Tabs, biter., l henilm•tes, lldkfs, Ac.,
which will be offered at extremely low prices. jar=
11.31' AULlti—lt. gods' Monthly Reid I.stete
On It there are dotoribod for sale 51 good Farms, 82 •
Uousee and Lot?, 4S hue Country Seats; and SSO City 1414 4 e
with which purchezers ought to be acqusinted before bay
ing. Call and get s itegister grotto.
jan2ttf TUOS. WOODS, .5 Pour th.etree t.
0001) INTR.NT Ilol.laiß,
CIORNER o LLBERit AND GRANT ASJIETS, near
‘,../ the Railroad Lepot
JAMBS SHANNON, PrOprietor.
uu Ultk .11ANDZ C:11 I—For the cure of core roue,
11, hands, the Llerpede Lk pie unri railed 1t i toxal
for rendering the akin sot:, smooth and white. It removes
aUowunea, tan, &c. The use of a few cakes of this Bosom
aore rough hands, will mon render them smooth and
:lb clews, etudes, Lc. Only L 1 cents a cake. kno • •
from the recipe of a London Chemist, and sold by
janll3 S. L. CUTilitlfdl.T, 140 Third street-,
11F.D13, Wit litYr-BED.i.—My stock of Seeds tor early
13 sewing of du approved and valuable varieties, is ready
for distribution at the need and Implement Werationae,
Pith street. I janBj JAMItS weicußO.
Whether woompanied by that tarrible assedblay• of a.;
• - I parts affected, commons the belmes oef glams—fir thr
sweatier contractions whit:blot:eta mai the violist of
To Wholesale Grocers, Liquor Dealers m od& Rh eur atimu • Midair MVO - 4 (If by, tie
and Manufacturers. ! shoes *, empmans,whish are amettmae the eluneteneggg
/FILE 913118Chiligit Is now importing a superior quality a this ?rowan complalnk
of OIL OF CuriNAC, of which y, of an ounce withnO tram. the o Ballade pregame of b•Us sad mien._
14.11°m. Pure S Phil will Pmcm i'moo° P lae Bz ' AL Y• bleb some midair snares esstWar himais - samiTsa
ESSENOES OF 110CLUILLE and MAWS BRANDY ; of Rh e umatism, thallium auslida and cheallek abm
JAMAICA and St. CROIX NUN, AitAo. CIDER and S' s 4 o 7 e - ra tg
nm a, malamute the attanhation„ and thus regg
Mien BRANDY, HOLLAND SCELIEDA3I bC,BgiA PPS the „Rh o o r Nature In her *Worts to aft of the Am ok
and E3COMI3II WHISKY, are ack.now lodged by New Thor me di a l...don is area sod sprat. It Nath is u a
York manufacturers by the great demawl atter Met . Dr t
umuli:
low rada of the
lea der, th. Rg h a n gb.
realms for use will insatiably be gieen by tumuli:allow of nerves sad Maw la irldshitbra
Dit• "WiS FEUCUTWAGER, • and awls from the blood see &rah =. yi
maths
141 Maiden Lane, hoe York. sod epoods, eesd o saa a es, oh m, is as
in.
P. &-;hoporter of Daguerreotype CI:WOW; PLDny the m a m my.
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hlsrbulhiW 4 DlC.dese Thorn's El'. C . F .l "* Sla P h "' Calatlem-4111erawar• ' or cimassaibtis rt
inonia. Act Be,partledlee%ri 001111
num • —
4 J. WThiSON A SUS keeps constantly on hander
dz=n and variety of HATS AND HAtS,
and retail. Those dadriniga neat Links.
able Hat or Cep, good and cheap, would do well to give as
a call before puretuneatt olscwbc ,,, novlB
13L0016-178 urns Tennessee itLxrms received and fen
eels by J. W. BUTLAR is 0),
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ART AND LITERARY ASSOCIATION.
aroma', 'a.ibionmermidwaatamigaproaqf
sod ale Aim Arts as is siae ul ft.
•• "2 ..aw Aisootrnom 111 D
1 ego and popubui 7 e thus lisolrts, pun
and w ha m " IN. 11$11,C nmbood posailtry. Air
this purpose Oat," w Art Is to be promasett
witind will limb rat cootoia a chaos out mar
ton of ihiSititiPs litStraNt stri
Per Prise bade's. '
The AasoedridasS l abie Intel* eadjwitii r bete emelt - per, the best LiteaFitti of thh=lifig
The abets of the Jatatiaikra hiPeitbrijiablalie '
of aatiouwelag that tae autritipdas bite) gi
year are uOw ppeowid thatthe ihattesawridietelimik. "
Works of Art crouidowl in the awsw-lkiktaWtailhllaiar
in February mart; On width oreeelea theis wfithe dlitribeh - '
tad &swag tbe =Rabe of debtheirdatiawatee et abate;
wreral Madrid superb Werke el Art, width wilt
be the orkbialatedwe
The erreek Slave.
Pord...ed 4 .D COMM of aver VOW *ha ' r I
erg , choice collection of awarilareux , con- -
Anon ot the beet prohredr, - Koh
Forriga Ar
al, omen _ ot footldb
Meeker, Baobab thiewoir, i.hi l t i :ttealtrostalyr
and other eadoentitawriortiArtier w with the env
shalt editions made throujok. uti a.
2 .,„,d e ; this by letthe mart po eit Art Is taw,
Cobol ibis&
published it ditlesdettiot awing taesmarhari utihe Ago
...Ueda, RIF Mt, wilt &oda - at lbw Itibidis
!Imprints, Reviews, Tier hiarries ihithaes=
wood, Kuielterboeitar, Ledrallook. tkaham;
and the Mutated it via
rhe Mowing Quarterlyrilldni; th New TN;
is : Wetudheber, ;
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This Association is era to anypiminitinw beams
A number on the ptyment at $B, widdrentlitlseldni to s:
nolobsosliiikandany one at thasbenslaspasistssaYkoria.
for one year, aria also . frtenleAtt in thasnansidisibeentbn
of Otatoary, Paintings, Ite. wins tektites i 1
Are entitled to any *re of tbilsawailimirens possord Ib
tickets to the distribution.
The wldseprs•d Yam. o< tba abny pubes& mean IV
needles to •y snytatag In thee plebs am It ateossieill
tint, se Mealy orpas they axe Ilur fn sfessen af vary
others in the world. The rnmea pries of seek b faea
rbbly SS a year; thus by inerber of ado Mar
nation, It secures to all the two•b bomb of three tleibet
worth of sterling literature and a ticket In lb. didelbelbea
of the most meeptificent calked= of abeam weeks {eat la
the =mtg. •
LlTral LIVENG AGE, llkekiy,will be &Malted Sae
year and two mentbandzipe kw $ll.
The Gallery of the AniodsUon is landed at flaidnity
City, where superb eremite bultdhapi hews been created dr
it, and In whose specious Moon the whole cedladda of
I...hafts sad Bialausry sal be ealdbited... The netpeneseil
derived from the meteor vnersberaldpeonsileasted
to the pundeus of Waimea' Art dr the seAte g yawn
The Insaanbag interest felt in the advisement elf the
Pine Arta warrants the. belief that this Aanedatlse ,I
with the powerful ald of lateestara tesennent owe endow
to ys feallidr, not only ouldlltee nod eneentregas
I
e Arta, Tintdbremtnatem sterling
Id
tbraughnet
the laud: thereby edepting Itself o the prima eantialed
tastesofthe Amk= people, ea bode rich and plete
to make Moir booms Omen and attotalime, by JO* Mt ler
Sculpture. Paintings, nod the' beet maim mattee width
the wide ranee cd American and leeMpe Meamtemeseledele
A few of Me patellar actuates= dolled by jisYpftilt
Ist Ail perm= got the firdl tune alb:dr ardeindidkekla
the taw; in the shape of orteribm Atagastaslitioders. ,
They an at th e same time matribakag tomeed par
clicsing choke Works of Art, which we le tom to be lbw
tributed among theramdres free of chugs.
Each member la aim directly euao nte *wow
face the Arts and Arline of the country, dl4o.tft MET
thowareis of dollars through ifs sway.
Those who . purehase Magadan at. bookstalls will eheseme
that by join ing this rumciation, they metes the Idepsine
sad jrce team In the wurnal distribution, all at Um tame
prix they new pay for the kiegeidee WARM
All pone= oo twondrag members, ma bars their Illegp•
alue wonmeace with any month they choose, sad rely ow
being mailed to them promptlp rewthe lag of wary
month, direettroae the lime York sad Phihdrelgrhis pain*.
ere. Bork wonders furnished if derived
Books open to mein names at the Pads= dice, New
York, or Western Ohm, Bandaskr.
felllo6ll matting funds tor zumberaltipoitirold mark
letters, Registered," and Mate the swath milk which tit
with their llaguisee to canusemat mad aim their Poet
• Boa *dame In full, on tha teed tot which, a cattlficate of
meinbenddp, together with the dashed, will be
forwarded to any part of the country.
Air Orbs of the damehaloa, at theSnidowbodowYerp
mine Oise, 848 Btosdesy, New York, :cad at Ra i 3M
street, Sandra:ly, Ohio. Addrem, OM either oft%) ,e
C. L. ,DBILBY, Acucar, (I.
kisabershipe may aba be obtained at We 140 Wood Otrede
Pidsburgh, of
ortrdwarweertf ava IL KRUM; Drogglit.
POST Oi7lolll DRPARSIIIINTa
January 22, 1166. j
RALRD PROPOSALS will be reestvol at that &verbena
until 9 o'clock, .1.11., of UM/23d day of. Apsil west,
fu tbr
roldtrog for four years from the find day of Jody maLta
tech quantities and at sock limas co may be requited mud
ordered for the mall service, mail belie of the &Umbel; de•
teriptiou, to wit: •
Mae NO. 1, (43 inches in length and 62 inched he &erne,
forence,) to be made of cotton canvas, weighteg at Wet id
o anew to the yard of 22 inches width; the .yara eir the
fabric to be donoled and twisted, and livedo/d. • -
hits No. 2, (41 inches in length and 48 inches in tdreenie
ference,) to be made of cotton canvas Li Inaltel•
to the yard of 27 lochs width, and the elat3 to be enigma
every respect like that, of the first duet bags.
Else No. 3, (32 inches in length sad 3$ tatbee fa dower
ferancs,) to be made of cotton soaves, weighted 10 noels
to the yard of 22 inches width, and the loth to be worm
pa
.to, described.
The esavas bets — of sine Ma 2 and 2 are to be wads With
a sufficient number of eyelet boles, awl pauvided with
farms cord to emus theirWsoutbe. All Wm W. min Awl
3ileabsctly marked "11. 8. Abel," and to be musbend
log to thesises above spe
=3=
Zzather amid aunnur Famdlin - •
Sloe No. 1,4 S inches in length and 80 intim in obenni ,
lemon
She Na 2., 41 inches In length and 48 helm Is eheeor
lemma
Size No. 4, 26 Inches is length and 42 futh In eliftUllb.
forum.
ouo So. 4, 90 inane In length and 361nehes in 'chins.
foresee.
aize No. 5, 25 Inches In length sad 28 inches In C4ellllo
tarenze.
The body of the leather pouches la to by mbar rat
and substantial bagdegthar, area tanned, watadnglbr Blab
1 and 8 not lea than 8 ounces, and kw ohs anallar darned
lose than T ounces, to the square foot; the bottom sad gap
to be or good skartieg, leather, nail tamed, and the namill
'to be well and strongly secured with the boa boa rbsits,
well tinned.
The mead pooches are to be Bade of Tuns mot
vaa so u to resist water; or at lout equal to tha of odd&
the pouches now In the marries axe made.
Leather and Chows HerseesaN Bays, (In eeddliebus Wm.)
else No. L Bohy4S inehesiong, and 42 thohesto absent
&name at the widen pasta; ends or bottoms of rubei IS by
26 Inches.
bi Na 2. Body 44 Lathes and 96 base M einem
feream at the widest parts; ends or bottoms of mees nby
24 Inches.
NOD No. & Bcds 42 Inches long, and ail inches ha *law
ferns: at the widest Tarts; ends or bottoms atoms, 18 Irk
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in hen.
The leather borsersall „bee are to be wide of pod sob
eubstaraial bar, barber, well teassatorsibidegpot Meth=
'7 ounces to the square tea, and the eras be be well and
,troogly sewed; or if riveted, to be at does moot to date
Ito =TM hormarail bap Era to b ads of Or 1117111
quality of fabric as tb• poodles arta riardbad..
Catnat and Lustlser Deep letter Moder, (with sida.lewhati,
Sint No. 4, SO Inches to length sod 86 to chetuninsw
: ate No. 5, do do SS -
OM= Newspaper Nadt.ilipt
81se ( Inches in length and 62 imam in diem
ference,) to be made of cotton calm; weighing at least 111
ounces to the peel of IM inches width; the yarn or the
iebrio to be doubled and twisted ; and Des-fold, mad thellet
to be so constructed as to be lacked, and to haw &beadle
at each end.
Size No. 2, (41Inehea long and 48 Wan in
to be of the moan manorial and stannic of 4=nd=
ids, No. L
Proposal, for improvements in the conthroothm asp . of •
the above described mall begs, or In the =Web theeet„
axe invite], and the. relative value and theittetiot to the
I e.reiee, es well as peke of each improvement, will bums_
sliced in doter rining the lonia sad beathliklar.
No proposal will be ooneidared if not sersomsiediet we&
samples of each article bid for, Aiming thatte
quail'' , of makthele, and warkmanstilpprwthed, mod thre -
with evidence of the competitory and ability of Or Vidor
to execute the wort according to contract:
The spithemes moat be delivered at the deportment weer
Ware the 231 day of April nal, sea wlll,L eatinestae
with the p oteoeale, Loom the berth of the coatmets,
mans deposited by badidera which meJ w;tk other end we.
...helm be used in the plan isrvlce, a9/1 herd& kw at. thir
rotas proposed by that. L
deci,ion on the bkLsiiedi berth& cgs Cr WOMAN Let
day of May next, and the bidder or bidden dimes wL be
required to enter into contract on or beton the llithZr a d
June Ju next, with tatul mad endiclent mantles to a i
performance of the obligatithe enterer into.
1 All the article.coutr.wed for are to be delivered at the
contractor's expense, at Bono., liam; New York end Dar
' (co, N. Y; Pithadrephia and Piglet:numb, Pa; Balttethre,,
61.1; Washington, D. 04 Charleston, N. C.: Corpse% Go;
I.l o .4;osery, Ala; New Orleans, la.; Nashville. Teen;
Loninillel, KY; Cincinnati, Ohio; and St. LoWe, Meg 4m
inch quantities and insurer Maw ea the NilNKr
require;
and they are to be riskily balm &the
ry, end nine are to be received 'which shall bele:mks to;
the specimen or standard bag.
To enable bidders to estimate the numbs of the dtilimmth
kind! of ...11 tags which will probably be regained, they
are Informed that there were funtlehol for the use of the
deportment daring the year which ceded 80th June last,
;tit/6 leather poutheal ; 32 1 8 *three tonds; 480 ketteer
togs; ate canvas harsesoall boo; set 17,110
titnvu mall bags.
If=
The pro olds should in endorsed "Prilmele J Aria
live,e and be addressed to the "i s bataessier mow{!
J0.6.14P11114
.I.4l 9 :Teerl 2 w Pod:maw Gemieek
samirmitTic PILL'S ,
11yr the Safe, Oneptde and Speedy Ogre of atoms,
Chronic, Handaary and Armented Anemmehem, Mime
wale aerie Laaria"Boreticre, end dkr.Dtassisuiletiar
the ibmadar System.
QUM AN A1t.8.A4 OS VIBIGIIMINT es ihe Omni
Batratemc PIILLB here abed bath tam as oismeopie
never mnantatily offend in beer ar any other /Maim
The ewe of cure comprehend
EVERY !MAGI& Or 113177IINATISA,
LIIIIS YiC 11 . 14 4 I" Wei h• talal UV% /IMO
. 4 " impw, signatli" ealatunimig 12 - 12;
HIM thosend A 1 10 0 092 Bitedv Net Tailc,
sohlea, euxrui. an* MIMETIC.
PRIG, IL/77 CXNt3 Piga Jai
111..80id by Dr. GAL EL - lUMMIL 'mower: J. P.
nseur4o. AllsOleY ODY. dedikia
ColasUalit, band Ids, AT 110. 10 WOOD STBSIffi alms yea
will
A Ind a complete anorhaast of lb" alma
tagotbar 'with a lane stock of BHk aad
adfloinold at agroakroinedoa aa Mrs vire,
as, 0441.1* lho soma.
MOM
Ctuttatt Alga BOO&
REV. DR. COVELI3
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